Enkisuma is a not for profit organisation which exists to support the education of children in rural Maasailand. We aim to raise funds and awareness of the challenges faced by families in providing good quality education for their children. Our work is wholly Christian, based on the teachings of the Bible.
2018 is proving to be an exciting year for Enkisuma Maasai Project. We're continuing our 3 monthly worming programme and of course we will be continuing to support our teacher Rhodah. We have recently sent funds to provide another water tank for the community at Oltalet Ogol (Strong tower) church where John Tino is Pastor, as well as money to service and maintain the Posho mill run by the widows. watch this space for photos which will be uploaded as soon as the current flooding situation subsides.
To help our girls stay in education, we want to provide them with sanitary protection. Usually girls have to stay at home during their periods because there is a huge stigma surrounding this and they are unable to keep themselves clean.
To help our girls stay in education, we want to provide them with sanitary protection. Usually girls have to stay at home during their periods because there is a huge stigma surrounding this and they are unable to keep themselves clean.
We're delighted that the Posho Mill, provided so that widows are able to make a small income, has been serviced and given fresh oil.
We're excited to bring you pictures of the first Enkisuma adult literacy classes. Many thanks to those whose support has enabled this and to teachers Mercy and Ezekiel. They tell me that severe flooding prevented many people from attending this class but that next time, many more people will be there to learn.
The above pictures show the children of Mosiro receiving their second dose of worming medicine. Thanks to your support, we are now able to provide this medicine every three months.
Congratulations to Mercy our Women's literacy tutor and wife of pastor John, who has recently given birth to her third child Joy Naisula, sister to Caleb and Victor.
If you've seen the children on our Sponsor a child page, you'll know that two siblings, Parsoilal Puruo and Santai (pictured above), have a debilitating skin condition known as Ichthyosis. This means that their skin cells reproduce faster and shed slower than normal resulting in dry, scaly skin and the potential of eye problems. Their Mum now has a third child with the condition.
Treatment is simple, emollient creams such as E45, but unobtainable in the bush. The family are also very poor and have no access to clean water which makes infection inevitable.
Can we help by supporting this family with creams. Already, because of your support, the two older children are able to go to Mosiro Primary, so huge thanks for that.
Let's show them some love.
Head to the donate button to give a pound or two.
Treatment is simple, emollient creams such as E45, but unobtainable in the bush. The family are also very poor and have no access to clean water which makes infection inevitable.
Can we help by supporting this family with creams. Already, because of your support, the two older children are able to go to Mosiro Primary, so huge thanks for that.
Let's show them some love.
Head to the donate button to give a pound or two.
